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Kiribati (pronounced Kee-ree-bahs) is a remote island nation in the central Pacific Ocean, made up of 33 small atolls and reef islands spread across a vast area of ocean. It’s one of the least visited countries in the world, offering a raw, authentic experience far from typical tourist paths. Life here is quiet and deeply connected to the sea and tradition. The country is known for its untouched beaches, traditional way of life, and peaceful surroundings. With no large resorts or crowds, Kiribati is a destination for travelers seeking simplicity, local culture, and time to truly slow down.

Plan Your Journey

Must-Visit Places in Chile

Tarawa Atoll

The capital and main population center, home to WWII history sites, local markets, and government buildings

Betio Island

ite of the Battle of Tarawa, with historical war relics and memorials

Abaiang Atoll

A short boat ride from Tarawa, known for traditional villages, fishing, and lagoon views

Kiritimati (Christmas Island)

One of the world’s largest coral atolls, popular for birdwatching, fishing, and surfing

Tabuaeran (Fanning Island)

Remote and peaceful, with white sand beaches and simple village life

Experiences & Moments to Have

Visit traditional Kiribati villages and see how locals live in harmony with the ocean
Explore WWII sites and relics on Betio, learning about the country's role in the Pacific War
Relax on untouched beaches where you may be the only visitor
Go fishing with locals or try your hand at traditional canoeing
Watch local dance performances and learn about the importance of family and community
Visit a maneaba (traditional meeting house) and understand its central role in Kiribati culture
Stargaze in the clear skies over Kiritimati or Abaiang, far from city lights
Discover the country's rich marine biodiversity through snorkeling (though facilities may be basic)

BEST TIME TO VISIT

May to October – Dry season with more pleasant weather, less rain, and better sea conditions

November to April– Wet season with heavy rains and possible storms, especially between January and March

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